Sentence examples for theoretical convenience from inspiring English sources

Sometimes Kant suggests merely that we ought to seek systematic unity of knowledge, and this merely for own theoretical convenience (A771/B799-A772/B800).

In this work, for theoretical convenience, we assume that axial force N0 is the biaxial loading represented in the form of N0 = N0(e x  + e y ), where e x and e y indicate the directional unit vectors in the x and y directions, respectively.

For the convenience of theoretical analysis, consider relay gain to compensate the fading distortion from to.

As usual, for the convenience of theoretical analysis, model (2) will be first transformed into a dimensionless form.

For the convenience of theoretical analysis, frequencies at two system sides are believed to be constant within the short out-of-step time.

The popularity of SKAT appears to be largely due to its theoretical appeal and computational convenience.

However, since the optimal scale transformation is often based on theoretical motivations or statistical convenience, it often leads to new constructs that are hard to interpret or are biologically meaningless.

In our theoretical modeling we draw on the convenience yield approach in order to approximate the fundamental value of the oil price.

While these studies reflect the situation of developed countries, we draw on our theoretical foundation to hypothesize analogously that recycling convenience positively influences customer satisfaction in developing countries (H1a).

Considering the biases in model selection revealed by previous studies (as described above) and the convenience of simulated data for theoretical investigation [ 41], we conducted a total of 14 simulations of 33,600 datasets.

Especially, a feasible region of the control parameters for each neuron is derived for the realization of finite-time uniform synchronization of the addressed neural networks, which provide a great convenience for the application of the theoretical results.